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KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:
1. Qualification –
Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering ( equivalent ) or with extensive experience that should be equivalent to any University Degree.
2. Prior Experience –
i. Minimum 10 years of Field Experience in Electrical system/ Equipments/ Maintenance in Methanol/ Ammonia/ Petrochemical/Refinery Unit. Experience in HT/LT distribution system is must.Knowledge about different international Electrical systems like Voltage/frequency is necessary.
ii. Erection and Comissioning of Equipment and machineries ( FAT and SAT) Experience is must.
iii. Experiences in preparing Work Instructions & Procedures for Maintenance Team.
iv. Extensive knowledge of Scheduling and prioratising of jobs is necessary.Inventory control of spares will be part of his job.
v. Prior work experience in multi-culture environment is preferred.
vi. Excellent communication and writing skills of English is required.
3. Key Competencies –
i. Business Focus – Thorough understanding of Petrochemical Plant Operations and it’s challenges.
ii. Knowledge of Electrical Area classification based on characteristics of Gases and liquids handled and it’s safety factors.
iii. Leadership – Leadership empowerment with good Team direction and ensure full focus on Goals.Delivery under pressure working conditions maintaining harmonic atmosphere and sharing of decision making to build ownership and responsibility.
iv. Technical Expertise – A detailed knowledge and understanding of Electrical Equipments and Machineries in a Petrochemical Plant.
v. Communication – Excellent written and spoken communication skills.
vi. Cultural Awareness – Easy to adopt and understand the cultural diversity with relation to workforce in Nigeria.
vii. Safety , Environment & Health – Extensive knowledge of Risk,Safety & Environment legislation and standards. Proven track record of complying those and a champion of “ Incident free Maintenance ”.
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Primary Purpose of the job :
i. He will head the Team of Engineers and Technicians working on 24 hrs basis in Electrical Department. His main role will be a hardcore Electrical system expertise who will keep constant touch with Operation group to ensure t hat no loss of Production takes place due to failure of Electrical system/ Equipments. He will guide and direct Engineers and Technicians working in shifts as well as in Day on 24hrs basis. His knowledge and expertise specifically in Electrical system, ESD systems , Operational Safety factors will guarantee Plant operational continuity. ii. He will analyse health of Electrical system/Equipments by tools , alarm sequences to predict Electrical Machinery behavior using on line records / physical measurements and will help/ guide Production team in reaching conclusions. iii. Manpower planning and optimization is one of the basic requirement for the position. iv. His target will be to achieve no down time due to Electical system/Equipments failures. v. He will keep Maintenance Manager updated on regular basis regarding problem areas and system limitations. vi. He will provide all inputs to Maintenance Manager in deciding / planning and scheduling Preventive and Corrective maintenances. vii. He will co-ordinate on day to day basis with Production Department regarding scheduled and unscheduled maintenance jobs and Plant priorities to ensure continuity of Plant Operations. He will report to Maintenance Manager any needed urgent action for attention of Production Manager. viii. On day to day basis he will mark the jobs to be listed for Turn Around and will keep Maintenance Manager updated on it. ix. He will provide all inputs to Maintenance Manager regarding Technical compulsions for Turn Around.
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\r\n \r\n Indorama Eleme Petrochemicals Company Limited is a polyolefin producer based in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. Established in 1988, Eleme was a 100 per cent subsidiary of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). The Indorama Group was declared core investor by the National Council of Privatisation in 2005. The privatisation process of EPCL began in May 2005 and was completed in May 2006.\r\n\r\nThe Eleme Petrochemicals complex is located in Eleme town near the Nigerian city of Port Harcourt in Rivers State. It was built in 1995 by a consortium comprising of Chiyoda, JGC, and Kobe Steel, of Japan, Technimont of Italy, and Spie Batignolles of France. The complex comprises of an olefins unit, a polyolefins unit, a captive power plant and other supporting units. \r\n\r\nEPCL is strategically positioned to feed the growing demand of plastics in Africa. With state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities, the complex consists of a gas feed cracker unit and two main downstream plants. The total production is over 550 KTA of world-class olefins and polyolefins.\r\n\r\nEleme Petrochemicals is poised to be become one of the leading suppliers of polyolefins on the African continent. The company strives to ensure total customer satisfaction and consistently produce high quality products. The company focuses on providing world-class products at competitive prices and customised grades to suit the customer\'s specific requirements.\r\n\r\nThe Eleme Complex is designed to produce 240,000 metric tons per year of polyethylene, and 95,000 metric tons per year of polypropylene. To produce these resins, natural gas liquids are cracked in a M.W. Kellogg (USA) licensed olefins plant. \r\n\r\nThe polyethylene plant is a Sclairtech process licensed by Nova Chemicals and the propylene plant is Spheripol process of Basell. Additionally 22,000 metric tons of Butene-1 can be produced in the complex. Butene-1 is used as co-monomer in the production of linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE).\r\n\r\nThe first Turnaround Maintenance (TAM) was performed from 17 May 2006 until the end of September 2006. After the completion of all planned activities, the plants were operational on 15 September 2006. The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria re-commissioned the new privatised and revitalised EPCL on 12 October 2006. \r\n\r\nThe plant is situated on 400 hectares of land and potential expansion capabilities are well catered to in the layout design. Indorama is planning to make this complex the petrochemical hub of Africa by bringing it up to its full design capacity, and then undertaking expansion plans\r\nIndorama is coming into new project called SSP/Preform.\r\n
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